Tulsa Airport Officials Pondering Land Deal to Make Third Runway Possible
Federal Aviation Administration guidelines required airport officials to begin planning for additional runways when aircraft operations reached 60 percent of capacity.
Carlin is waiting.
"I'm ready to sell the property," he said. "I haven't been approached by anybody else, but I might entertain an approach if it happened."
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